Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-05
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Putnam, of Nenia,
are in the city today.
Lieutenant ZweisIer. of Dayton. was in
the city this morning.
Mrs. George Beatty. of Urbana. is visit
ing her sister in this city.
The Frederick Bryton company left this
morning over the l. b. X W. road fer Lam
caster.
Rev. VIII F. Gowdy, of New Carlisle,
was in the city today enroute home from
Nenia.
The Knights of Labor have changed their
night of meeting at Lagonda from Friday
to Thursday.
The |. b. &. W. is advertising an eNcur-
sion to Kiowa, Kansas, TO leave Spring
field May is.
The only arrests made last night We're X.
Carter. drunk. and Francis Kinney drunk
and disorderly.
DIR. Morrison reports a number of new
cases of measles among the children at the
Children'S home.
Uucle Joe Clippiuger will lead the Gospel
temperance meeting at Temperance hall at
$50 p. IN. Sunday.
Miss Ida Wagner. of Dayton, who has
been visiting friends here for some time,
returned home this morning.
Hi. Henry's handsome special car came
/ in on the early train this morning on the
little Miami road from Nenia.
The Club gave very pleasant dance
| at the Lagonda House last right Woods's
orchestra furnished the music.
After April lst, gas consumers OF Belle
fontaine will only pay 81 90 per thousand
The works are owned and run by the city.
The Neu Era has issued an extra con-
| tanning the whole statute as amended by
the recent action of the legislature, prorid-
ing for police court for Springfield.
Urbana Citizen: Rev. F. q. Mitchell, of
Springfield, was in the city yesterday at
tending meeting of the camp meeting
board and the funeral of Major Vance.
The friends of DIR. Sam West, youngest
son of Judge West. of Bellefontaine. will
be glad to learn that his health, which has
been very precarious for months, is stead
lily improving.
C.E. wissinger & Co are serving their
patrons today with delicious Georgia straw
berries, the first of the season. The RE-
PUBLIC editorial force hereby bow their
acknowledgements for kind remembrance.
Superintendent A. F. Taylor made his
first visit to Lagonda school on Thursday
last. probably TO get the lay of the stu
alton. He was accompanied by Messrs. j.
J. Miller and c. f. Holden, of the school
board.
The Republican Buckeye club have
rented a room in Red Mems building, al
Lagonda. which will be open each evening
in the week for all republicans who desire
to meet and spend the evening. The daily
papers will be received, and plenty of read
ing matter through the campaign.
Stephen A. Fitzpatrick. of this city. has
just been appointed the Springfield CORE
spondent of the Cincinnati Sun, by its new
manager. Col. A. c. Sands. He is also a
reporter for the Cincinnati Ersning Tel
eyrdm in this vicinity, and for the New
York Irish World
The Dayton Herald says: The good
news from Washington this morning makes
us feel wonderfully well tickled and for
giving. We will even forgive Springfield
for all the fun she made of Dayton when
President Grover said. You're not big
enough to have government building OF
your own"
The seventh ward Auxiliary Associated
Charities will meet at High street NJ. Z.
church next Thursday at 3 O'Clock p. m.
All the members are requested to be pres
ent. 1t is desirable that the ward shoulc
be canvassed for collections before We have
our meeting.
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